"For 20 years, we've tried it. We've dished out millions of dollars. Right now, we can't do a passenger service until we get back up to 302. We couldn't do it anyway because we weren't in a position financially and through the work that needs to be done. We're making the best decision that we could make. When you're at a 302, anybody can land there. Even a little hole is a big deal."

Mood says she hopes a long term plan can be developed to fix the runway.

Also, the municipal units voted to eliminate the Liaison and Oversight Committee of the Airport in favour of a seven member committee that includes municipal and business leaders.